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Just to say, if you are jumping ship (and who can blame you?) and want to keep in touch, I’m on the butterfly app under the same handle. You can also find me on IG (owengwr) and LinkedIn.
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Totally loved the new show at @DulwichGallery about my grandmother Tirzah Garwood and her joyful art ❤️
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Nature Without Barriers is happening today at the @mataracentre
Despite the snowy weather, our guests are starting to arrive.
Throughout the day, they'll hear from experts about the barriers disabled people and people with mental health conditions face when accessing nature.
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One of the ways we're working to improve accessibility is through this library of objects that can be borrowed during a visit to Dyrham Park to make your visit easier. It's in the locker room near the house entrance. 💜
#PurpleTuesday
#Accessibility #Inclusion #EveryoneWelcome
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New blog post on my visit to Amsterdam as part of recent Creative Health: Museums, History, Heritage & Wellbeing Conference where I spoke about our @RoyalSocEd funded project with @DrJennie_Morgan👇
museumemotion.stir.ac.uk/?p=…
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Did you miss our #RewildTheChurch webinar, talking about the next steps of the campsign?
Not to worry, you can now watch it on our YouTube (and give us a cheeky subscribe whilst you're there!) 👉 buff.ly/4fICFwY
“Requiescant in pace”. War memorial window by Clayton and Bell at St Just-in-Penwith (Eglos Lanust), Cornwall depicting a soldier surrounded by the detritus of war gazing up at the crucified Christ #StainedGlassSunday #RemembranceSunday #LestWeForget
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I nodi Sul y Cofio dw i wedi sgwennu erthygl am feddygon a nyrsys y Rhyfel Mawr o Gymru.
I’ve written a piece commemorating the doctors and nurses who served in the Great War.
bbc.co.uk/cymrufyw/erthyglau…
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Eric Ravilious: Drawn to War @raviliousfilm is on Sky Arts in the U.K. tonight at 8pm. Good to see this available widely now.
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Loved talking w/ @anitasethi last night in Stroud about THE LIE OF THE LAND & community ownership of land to restore nature
Earlier on we’d visited a great example of this - the beautiful Heavens Valley, in process of being bought by the people of Stroud! heavensvalley.org.uk/
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“I take books home to read with my son. It’s the best time; we are quiet together,” says @bookbanksuk user Yusuf. “If you haven’t got money, but you have a book, the book is knowledge and knowledge is good”
positive.news/society/nobody…
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Tonight the hot topic of land ownership comes to #StroudBookFestival24
Still a few tickets left to join @guyshrubsole tonight!
🌾Land ownership is the hottest of topics right now & there’s just a few tickets left for Guy Shrubsole’s “Lie of the Land” event in Stroud, this Saturday, 8.30pm
Who really stewards the land?
🏞️Stroud’s Heavens Valley campaigners will be there too
thesubrooms.co.uk/whats-on/g…
Mesmerising performance from @RyanYoungFiddle and Gillie O'Flaherty at @prema_arts tonight!
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"‘Being in a museum is like turning on a switch inside you for a short time."
Museums Inspiring Memories looks at how Amgueddfa Cymru’s museums can be used to benefit the wellbeing of people with dementia. Read more about this unique project: spkl.io/6010fMenE
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"When public funding has dried up, the issue of nurturing a grassroots arts culture becomes more important to ensure its survival"
The government alone won’t support culture argues Matt Turtle of @our_MoH. Community, ingenuity and staying power are key
redpepper.org.uk/society/hou…
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“All shall be well. All shall be well. And all manner of things shall be well.” Keep going. Every step through every day is worthwhile. Julian and her cat know…
At the wonderful @Everymanchelt tonight to see Rebus: A Game Called Malice. One of my favourite crime characters, can’t wait to see how he translates to the stage.
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'Remember, remember the 5th of November!' 🔥
These are thought to be the earliest photographs of a bonfire.
These photographs were taken in 1853 by John Dillwyn Llewelyn at Penllergare in Swansea 📷
museum.wales/articles/972/Jo…
#Wales #BonfireNight #GuyFawkesNight #History










































